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Here’s a look at what DALL·E 2 can do. 👀🧵👇

Want to see more? Follow along on Instagram: instagram.com/openaidalle/
“A Shiba Inu dog wearing a beret and black turtleneck” #dalle
“A sea otter in the style of ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ by Johannes Vermeer.” #dalle
“Teddy bears mixing sparkling chemicals as mad scientists” in the style of steampunk, a 1990s Saturday morning cartoon, and digital art #dalle
“An ibis in the wild, painted in the style of John Audubon” #dalle
“A bowl of soup that looks like a monster” knitted out of wool, made of plasticine and spray painted on a wall #dalle
“A photo of a quaint flower shop storefront with a pastel green and clean white facade and open door and big window” #dalle
“A photo of an astronaut riding a horse” #dalle

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